• Culture
  • 03 Jan 18

WATCH: Brutal Deleted Scene From IT Surfaces Online

WATCH: Brutal Deleted Scene From IT Surfaces Online
Natalie Dyer
Natalie Dyer

You have been warned...

Andy Muschietti’s film version of the iconic IT novel by Stephen King was a box office hit last year, grossing 581 million euro in the box office worldwide.

To mark the film's release on DVD, a newly emerged deleted scene shows Henry Bowers sitting in a car watching 'the Losers Club' enter the house where Pennywise is hiding. He’s joined by two men, who look a bit worse for wear.

Watch at your own peril.

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